What are the most popular sites, women (18-45) visit tomorrow?
Web traffic statistics, demography, democracy, women, web analytics, popular sites, Nielsen ratings, Media Metrix, Internet visitors, Good Morning America, The Today Show, Rosie, The View, Daytime TV, women media, lifestyle, Oprah Winfrey, Martha Stewart, the Oxygen Network morning television programs I'd love to get official demographic data from Media Metrix or Nielsen. But I would also love to know anecdotally, what sites women out there check every morning. I guess they check their e-mail and local weather and news, but what else? What sites are usually controlled every morning, but lots of women. Anybody got any theories? Thanks!
I visit Craig's list almost every morning. Actually, I just give you my routine: First I will check my bank statement, so I check my e-mail so Yahoo! Answers when CNN, then Craigslist, as Oprah and Martha Stewart, so think.com the crossword, … oh, and iTunes that also. Here's more I like, I can not do all of these every day, but frequently … eBay (my mom is really into this one, also last) cagle.com, Comedy Central, Blockbuster (to add to my queue), gaspricewatch.com, daveramsey.com.
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